w52.15.1: Tandoori Salmon
By: Sasi (unsunburnt.com)
Tags: 60mm macro, BBQ, CS4, d70, lightroom, lr3, nikkor 60mm, nikon d70, Photoshop, salmon, sockeye salmon, summer 2011
Category: week 52
| Aperture: | f/5.6 |
|---|---|
| Focal Length: | 60mm |
| ISO: | 200 |
| Shutter: | 1/14 sec |
| Camera: | NIKON D70 |
Read that as tandoori marinated salmon…
It’s been quite some time now since my last foodie related shot for my w52 project. I really like spending time on foodie themed shot(s), but it takes some time setting up the food/subject for the shoot and by the time I got it all setup and ready to shoot, someone is already hungry at home 
Overall I am a tad bit satisfied with this shot – with 60mm macro, this shot ended up as a macro..may be next time I have to stick to my 50mm prime for foodie shot(s).
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That Salmon looks and sounds so good! Macro came pretty good, I think!
Now this is just unfair to show someone who hasn’t had dinner yet
Excellent shot, I don’t think I know anyone who can make food look this appetizing on screen.
delicious shot, wonderful presentation
mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Time to share the recipe, Sasi….
Here is the recipe for Tandoori Salmon
We tried multiple tanddori masalas and finally settled with Periyar Tandoori Masala (http://www.periyar.com/tandoori-masala) – less in sodium, and the ingredients are pronounceable
Further no MSG.
Anyway make the marinade as suggested – my wife mentioned omitting yogurt for this recipe. Apply marinade to the fish and refrigerate for about an hour. When the grill is ready, spray the grill with non-stick spray and grill non-skin side down for about 6 minutes (depends on the thickness of the fillet) and gently turn it and grill it on the skin side for about 3 minutes.
Enjoy!!
I am not much of a Salmon person but man, this sure makes me want to try a piece! Sorry I’ve been away from commenting, hopefully this week I’ll be able to catch up.
This looks decadent. Great shot of the salmon.
Thanks for stopping by the new site, I really appreciate it.
Looks like it was worth the work. Very nice foodie shot and personally, I like the macro perspective. It shows off the tasty details and texture of the salmon. Makes me want to have salmon for dinner.
Looks great Sasi!
Wow, that looks absolutely delicious! Wonderful “foodie” shot!
That looks amazing! Would love if you’d email the recipe.
bonniegunkel@gmail.com
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